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A WORD 70 the Wisc.

With tho advent OF another spring
am better prepared than ever to cater
to the wanta Of my patrons, and the
public generally, with o full aud com
plets line of the latent designs and
povelt!ee IN cloths and css.;r1sres fol
sprinR ard summer suitiDEs.
Thts season we present richer and
more elaborate stock OF suiiings from
which to eeleos from. My work In tine
pact 10 . guarantees that . perfect ft
will be secured, while the excellence OF
the workmanship will be Of the usual
high standard.
We work for the best interests of our
patrons, AMI trial Is sill that Ia desired
to convince you that for style, quality
end lowr cas- OF price we oannot bs sur
pxfsed. jus. Harding, merchant tailor,
SIG fren oh etreet.
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AccLdents on the Raj.

An accommodation train on the st
Louis and Hannibal Railroad was thrown
from the track near Frankfort, Missouri
on Tuesday evening. Two train hands
aud two women were injured, n woman
named Dickinson perhaps fatally.
A fast west bound train on the For
Wayne and Chicago road ran into 9
fright train near Columbus, Ohio, early
yesterday morning. Several freight cars
were wrecked, and the passenger engine
was nearly demolished. The engineer
jumped of aud had his collar bone brok-
en-.
The two rear cars of an express train
going West, and occupied by excursion
lists EN- route to California, were thrown
from the track at Pownal Station, Yer
mont, on Tuesday night. Twelve persons
were injured, Mrs. s. A. Wells, Of spring.
field, Massachusetts, Dangerously.
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walk, when they came faee to fac,
with them.
Excuse me, Miss Thrale, but die
you not promise me an answer to 9
very important question this EVENING"
| II do not remember such prom
ise."
"Still must ask you to decide now
at once. have been silent; but now
you must decide between me and this
young man."
She dropped Stephens arm, and re-
| treated pace or two from them.
YES" said Stephen, gravely,
'choose between us. l love you. i
will not offer you anything else, for
that alone must influence you. Come
To me, and l will be the happiest man
on earth"
"And l not only offer you love. but
wealth, power, position-everything
to make life desirable. No wish shall
be left unqualified; the world will be
at your feet. Think of itp' said old
Sir Joyce.
She did think Of IL She stretch
ed out her arms to Stephen, tho world
and It's tempting glories forgotten.
"'Oh, Stephen, you are my choicev'
And the next moment she was on
Stephens heart, and Stephens kisses
were falling on her brow, eyes and
lips.
And Sir Joyce stumbled away, up
set, bewildered.
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Riecszic Motors

Ehc'ricity as . mosivs Is wall ~ Z
lighting power 10 being ersdaslly de-
velop4a Sni brought into prsctlcsl utt
In Wilmington. Hot only IL T. TO te
used ~ . motive power on tho VIII.
utpgtso City Railway extensien &c
Riverview Cemetery, built Is grsdc all 3
being applied 10 machinery. The
Kirknan Coach and Livery Com pany,
OF Delaware avenue and TstualI strsst,
have n large elevator OPERATED bT Il
with great satirf,ction; ten.hoese
power motor has just been placed tn
John G. Bakers m O,ncco factory TO run
morocco machinery, and IL 1. does lite
wo.k right twenty-five horse power
will follow. A small motor has been
PLACED in kiddleton's grocery 8 ore,
Fourth aud King streetF, where 1t IP
int .nded for It TO run tbs coEcl and
spi,e mills and fans Quite o large
nu d ,r OF small manufacturers sre ap
plying for motors 30 rapidly that The
electric company is KEEP: busy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

The following games were played
yesterday.
-Baltimorei 20; Louisville
@.
New York Metropolitan. l; st.
Louis.f
misunderstanding, t1t Cleveland, 8
sxslpbiA-PhiiAQslf hin, 4; New
York,7.
Indianapolis - Indianapolis. 8; Chi
osRo. s.
Observation-Disclosures, Bos
ton, 2.
Pnils6eGhia-First game, Athletic,
8; Cincinnati, 4 Second game, Ath.
letic. 8; Cipcirnsti,9
Bost0u-6srvArd,2 2; YAle,Eo
Roadiua-Lssdipg II; Atoona,6
Allestown--AllentowD, S;Wil.iams
port, 2
Wilks sbArse- -Wilkesbarrc. ~; Brad
ford, 10
Corouto-Toronto. ~; jersey City. 2
characterization. i; heRark, 8.
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Watches uneup NJ Ever.

Albert K. Williamson has removed
his jswelry and watch making es.s b
lishmept from 80 French street to 10i
West Eighth street, where he IL Pre-
psred to furnish wstchee, CLOCKS aud al
kinds Of jewelry as cheap az ever. II.
will spare pains TO serve his custom
ers with the best OF wstches, clocks
rings. chains, em blems and all elss per
tanning to his line OF business at tbs
very lowest prices, guaranteeing sasis
faction at oil times. Thankful for pas
favors, he desires continuance of tbt
same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

Has no equal in telling the past. Eros.
emit and future; locating buried trea
sure; brings reconciliation anu shows
you u correct likeness OF your future
partner, aud tells you what you arc bes,
adapted for. Call and be convinced
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81 90; Ladies, b1o.,
at her residence. 22i West Eighth st..
between Orange and Tatusll.
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Dr. SHINING White Puiinaaio Baisam
thN great leading lung remedy OF VIII
ming:on, Dsl., and In fsct every place
where II becomes known. It will posi-
lively cure Ia every case II cure ca.
be effected 81 all. For coughs, sore
really grand. 500. and 81. Depo,
Fourth and King streets. Sold by
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Entertainment nj ,sockland.

Aunt Bstsey will give her amusing
entertainment In readings and quaint
sayings in the school house at Rock
land this (Thursday) evening. AL
who wish TO bs amused, and at tht
same time instructed, should 60 and
hear ar,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

5lI,g-.ChEaP. tpn. U VICTOR
A, Macalle, ! l8'Loh Pony Mil,
I'm xsnqiaY.u:e. ! Diamond Burr
FMschin,, With? ljiamtnds; pair
In, The above uGc4.nury as good
[ti w. astO!i cleap s.rh Y EFT
Tslley Mills 7. u. Uoochs' Bridge,
Ma ll6qnt7. Del va rod et-2twt
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lu.y-pISlRABLE BUii.Dlnd
~ yo,In,n Bveaue, ryic and
", un,,., !. a.. front street
M Frt:,,t Union stre,t car de-
IN ,,r buildings In course OF
| 4, e.,l,w.ou,ly sold. Nos ID the
Crr,It u build a homs, or for
N fraa &c q month. uail or
L. II. RILEY,
rs King street.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SWIMMER LAW LECTURES (pipe
weekly begin. lith July, Iss7,. and end nth
septenlber. Have proved of signal use,-Ist,
at this or other Law school; 2d. To those who
pr pose to read privately; and 81, TO prac-
iiti0ners who have not had the adva- .tagS Of
systematic instruction. For circular apply
II. U. University OF Val ~ JOHN Il, MISoR
Prot. Con-. and Stat. Law. Ialj-eod-lmSw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

-u-,NEgxAHD BOY. Az
iS2tt
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EN-A WHITE GIRL FOR
t.nl hou,eSotk. No washing. ia. az
|Ualfe street.
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xSund.

700 5 s.; 3 r. ss sSs. =: :s !, !;
Ilssi. VIZ I isSsSs aI sd " i;9s..
r. =: Dap pD1spi:'. ~ ssoS %.aa1i cures
y IN, q =. ~ and I":alnE,;. ,, sn.
a,hIm VINO nss AIS
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sAat-LAhj. " -. ILL
fna.NaD vsg'ni 4 TOR pnees.
| 0oliocAl Z o. t1S s''sw ,goN9. W.
paD, 9it snd R'aorh ST. a'r-'m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

krrT-aN IXPEKlENOED
,,s,tNNo. o.. WASHINGTON
I''' ls-2t!
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t1o-Ay APPRENTICE TO
p.,...mslln.,, must be 4 cool
y a u MI l., !. DOWNS, 1907 W.
Eplp Mo 80 is-2t'
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t.r1-roBUY, AtIkSI-OLASS
..o., Sddre 8. S stinx pr co
HI y EP' ttico. IsStI
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Iryn.A WslTE GIRL FOX
, NM eo.ssso X at Sill Van bnIen
au'' j9-2ls
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l rgyELE9RAPHY TAUGHT IN THE
4 evening. best instructors. Diamond
j state Telegraph Institute, no. E. Seventh
street.. f25-:f
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E,,,,-,ops LADY A !! a!lE.s,m,, At
\. .aat ,,,.y Agents ay.ra, ), .
v W y, S,p you, Al so2u, II
h. u. T. y. ieo.Cts
cM,sgo, III. -.-------
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WAITE GIRL FOR
Iiv,,ss,,sork In q I'm III family
Gslix =, ,e6.4ts
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uoARpERs; PIE sSA A. !,
ID ,.s Jseod board, &C go % w.
NIlpsr week
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On ami. STEADY, All ER1-
Ibp-,u,yyv.r,s Tor general house
EDiES, ID hist jSots
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E,,o-sVsTrEop,,y. r. y.I Rs1 I'VE
s:::t & e.: =. ;:S., His 'i e;
ssss,p ppd hsa .i., > ,s spsS,' and 81
y .,...' ,@ ws'iinnsn..,n, p s,.s -si''
as,sd 70 sell tho s'"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

SALE-A thUR Il urhI4HT
tsn tnglro and b0ir and ccpneo-
tnpl,Ie hiply a, once 10 ID.
,sE. t;h st.et a2g-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-09

EALs-t9OO LARGE unroINUT
ec, suitable 70! ;elss'a ID pJisa. Ap.
PHILIP L. OLlkK d o.. e0eL
iree!. Rlb-.m
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~ . u 4. !, y. Nalres a-6, noW and
st Il ~ 70, ale, sssi u CEEsE. at your
1fJT1 A11 ny uEo WEn wV3 ;a0af twentys
eiNht gsl-s. iTsEtad y ya15t CT tho no.
thi speciS4.,ts Without b}tca.. Cured hirnG
l;ii IN tbrec . en- sls and Riacs then hun.
't?'a Of otheff. fgil par icuiaTs sent on ap.
rltlation. < y ra6E, TO Il West 3lst
SeH T2cI O::y. Coils l,.s, sa.sms
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r. n, botst,. restaurants 2 o. !.
" hsl ~ w ps accumulated 6 py
s as vi nlns.0a in'''i's' ,ss,, II
ksSes srs.t
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d. z. HAMILTON

II23 Orange st., Viii, Del
Or at the Manu- factory. darefcaa's Lano.
IL. y. JONES, Agt. COL Orange street.
For reference apply to S.kodmond Smith,
John u. Baker. VIM. y. Bullock Henry
l.eatz, David Len. Z. Charles kumford tsq
u: b. Simon, Frank Rogers and many
9taors. me tu,th ,fsw
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E,-oANyIssEss,,,- a., IT, TO pi su.
, ,s' * II ~, uoos, !, D soTs
\. Gea p. . ~ eli Psiladelphi,.
|K Ps ,snsmors, Manager. : "a .sh
|; 4 4 I II@ inSiOn. Del i I-eo IT.
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A TEENTI0@.-ALIP PERSONS oh
IA string pare drugs snd Chemicals, OF
waning their prescriptions or private 70
3eipts carefully compounded with pure ma
sertais should 80 to the drug stors 81
H.. X. RfJHaEUBSF
d. RIy wsysatstrsst. Wilninnteu Hal
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EALk-A NEW SSr ia oRi, h
rs, VIII ali m>1.-D In irovomenls,
aud Monroe SITS. Nsr5 d;tle cath
Low nsaie lis1ld az 0nos. Apply
|lA. l7.5tl
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DR.. J. MIllER'8
VEGETABLE
EXPEcIQRANT.

This Inyaluable Medicine 10 "a
xnowiedRsd BY the Thousands TO be tn Z
ror Coughs, Oolds, Sore Thfost. Hosf senoea
inflammation OF tho Threat and Mouth
Whooping Dough, Oanker. hasa, &C, Their
Is no medicine now In use that has performed
efai substance; It 10 also tree from lsudsnum
or fqu Ills; IL may be taken At any timo with
penscs safety. Sold BY all sruggtats. IS,
snd u . bottle. e. MORO AN q SONS,
Prop, PrOvfdence, X. L
Dr. H0yne A rabiam Rsalsam II n
equaied Tor Oi0u). Try is. 26c. and q.
Druggists marieovem
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SALE-a GOOD 2sp hANIl
aiouniai. reaily rev. apply a.
rtEs, III and Shlp!oy sis. ll-u
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jWiIiian n. BabcoCk
POUDRETTE
AS A
Fertilizer for Corn,

Oats, Oitrops, Egg Plants, Tom atoes, Pota-
toes, Flower Beds and Grass plsts Straw.
borries.raspberries,b lscEberties and vege,s
bioa, o. anything requiring quick growth.
anDot b equnlled, To give corn an early
tart and put it beyond the reach CT the cut
worm, or 10 prevent the yellows. 1t has 10
superior. Tho farmer who uees n ton or two
ON mis- corn or vegetables insures himself o
good c'cp. Considering tho pressure Of tho
times. nave concluded 10 reduce my price
for Poudrette to Sl2 per ton, cash, so AS to
put 1t within tho reach ofall. We can refer
you TO hundreds. but the bettor plan 10 to
trouble anybody for Information. A lso o
spionoid lot OF fish. Slaughter house and
night-soil Compost; In good order for ship
ping In cars or otherwise. send In your CT.
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RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSION
All Travelling Expenses Included

Parties Of limited sizs will leave PhtlaG oil
phfa. Tonta7. lui' 46, and Mcuha-, Au
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DRIOES KEDU JED--SIKl,JlN STEAK
I 40 oeats q pound; rib roast Is oents
ocund; rump steak IS cents pound; round
steak q pounds for 26 oents; chuck from to
IL cant0 pound; plato and brisket cents a
pcuod; corn beof Q, to IL conts pound.
THtpS. A. SHARPE stall No. I, sth street
market. m25-a
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~, VIII o Ns,pL,Eg, A CANARY
,Q;atle r. wax WINS lnd dairy
FS4thsou I w. "a nm Dc paid If iefS
F. is 6tT
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- hlN1, .-,-------------
auas s;s..a os sYS. VIII
lsid itils s,ics.. \ liberal reward
'4''' rs'u-n to tails otics
)e3it6s
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IN S.Ais,l ~ HOUSE, VITA
;i,h y s, s.Sa oIacr, latae front yard;
N 4, mn, ,s,s' Liar Poplar. Inquire ' a:
II Its
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

BY the arm of tho law. relentless and
rude he was sent off TO prison. for
stealing food. where they made him
make shoes that were full Of holes and
bottom them of with pasteboard soles;
make oleomargarined butter OF fat that
was taken out OF . soft soap vat; make
coats of cloth eaten up by the moth
with the most economical shoddy cloth.
When he'd staid there year, 1t was
very sad. bis morals were irretrievably
bad; and he who had only stolen before
to keep the ravening wolf from the
door. came out from his term OF inn
prlsonment brief very successful pro-
fessionsl thief. - fnnkss .Bidde
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29
An Ingenious Oriole.

II is curious what variety Of materi-
ais Baltimore orioles Win use in tbs
construction OF their nests. In the
lawn Of one Of the prcttiest homes in
the State OF Maryland pair OF orioles
selected tree in which to build. IL
was large fir tree. about forty-iivs
feet from the house The lady Of the
house was sewing by one Of tho win
dows opposite this tree early one bcau-
tIful summer morning. and. on being
called away TO somc other room. shs
placed her spool OF cotton on the win
dowsill. When she returned she found
tho spool was gone. and on looking for
II discovered II on the floor Of the
porch. which was Just outside the win
dow. She found that considerable
length Of The cotton was unwound. and
looking for tho end OF II she traced IL
up 10 the nest OF the oriole. and saw
the bird busy weaving Il into the nest
The lady placed the spool Ia the win
dow. and Il was shown as q curiosity
to all who visited the house. 50.
Nicholas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

Nearly 100 years ago Mrs. George
Washington passed through Baltimore
on her way to join her husband in
New York She was met on the out
skirts Of the town by committee OF
citizens, and was received with many
demonstrations of esteem and respect.
There were fireworks before and after
supper, and local chronicIer records
that she was serenaded by "an excel
lent band Of music. conducted by gen
tlemen OF the town" This writer
further observes: "we shall only add
that, like her illustrious husband. she
was clothed In the manufactures OF
our country, In which her native good
ness and patriotism appeared TO the
greatest advantage" No wonder
Washington had such a walk lover for
the Presidency. - baltimore American.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

A case OF somewhat remarkable char
acter Is ut the present time In tho Lon
don Temperance Hospital. A girl.
aged fifteen, had tho last molar tooth
in the lower jaw on the right side rs-
moved about six weeks ago. No
an~sthetic was administered. She was
in perfect health at the time Half an
hour after the operation she began 70
yawn. and has continued 20 do so
since. One yawn succeeds another
without interruption. and with an In
terynl OF two or three seconds. Gal
vanism has been tried without effect.
and other remedies previous 10 adnils-
sion into the hospital. Three days AZ
tcrward the yawnIng changed to snccz-
ing. aud recently she has suffered
from constant aud rapidly succeeding
Its Of sneezing. each 81 which par
oxysms appears 10 begin with a yawn.
She seems to have no power of control
over herself or only 10 very slight
extent; and II she attempts TO do so the
next sneezc Is more violent. london
Lancet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

Beyond The valley lying low
Through which onf feet some. dss. shall 20.
Beyond the hili's % purple haze
That stretches far beyond oar gaze
There Is place. 80 happiIy best
Which here We cali the land Of rest
A land with hills aud valleys fair,
And many OF our loved are there;
80 silently and one by cue
They went the lonesome Journey o.
AL With white hands upon their breast.
Went out into the land Of rcst.
I long that happy bourne to see,
long 70 know how II viii be
When first these eyes OF niue behold
The land Of which the prophets told.
OF my Inheritance possessed.
When shali 1 reach the land of rcsti
o blessed land o time 40 slow
Not with reluctance shall 20.
But on INV lips happy song.
That II, the day looked for 30 long.
Has come 20 take me 20 the blest.
That peaceful land. the land Of rest
--Lsiea A. .haHcRis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

A private letter from a party inter,
ested In mining In Alaska, reports
regarding the prospects OF mines
in the Upper Yukon as follows:
The return OF several miners from
the gold mines Of Yukon brings the
latest advices from that distant sec
ton. They left Forty mile Creek, the
scene OF the latest discoveries. on July
IA. and arrived at Sitka on the 9th of
September.
The distance from that point to the
mouth OF the Yukon Is about 1900
miles.
They state that a number of miners
on Forty mile Creek were making
from "a to SIS per day, while others
were not making wages.
IL was reported that at the head of
the stream some were making as high
as tl00 and $50 per day, and on. n
small tributary, inrashaft sunk;to the
bedrock. gravci was found that yield
ed soc per pan, but the gravel was
frozen and could not be made To pay.
Communication in that country was
very meagor, and reports from outly-
ing localities very unreliable. Last
winter many Of the miners suffered
from hunger, some Of them living on
meat straight for several months, and
that scarce, as game was not plentiful
in the country. The climate In sum
mer was warm and pleasant, but con-
siderable rain had fallen this season.
Twenty-Five hours of sunshine in mid
summer were the longest days, and
fone hours Of sunshine In winter the
shortest. About fifteen miners were
preparing to come out overland, and
IL was their intention TO start on July
%. The trim to the Yukon Is an ex-
tremely hard one. and many of the
miners who went this spring will not
pay expenses. while others will make
a good thing of it.--Son Francisco
Chronicle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

The China steamer last week brought
over forty-four women, all but four OF
whom were without the necessary
papers. The four are old, while the
forty are attractive young damsels.
who have evidently been imported on
speculation for immoral purposes. BY
the usual habeas corpus routine these
women will bee landed. As they cost
about 900 Ina China and are readily
sold In san Francisco TO the Celestial
pimps and pandes for $1,000 70 e., 900.
the profit on this importation win
reach 100000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

Cute Say. Pop. can't We COM
promise this matter without coming to
blowsg"
How SOP"
Cute son--Why, you give up all idea
OF licking me. aud l will give up all
idea OF getting lickedl" = TEXAS Sy7-
fn0s.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

pa" said Lucy. Charley has a
horse that he says is good for 2:30
gait"
Yes" was the reply. and speaking
Of gal,s. noticed last night that you
and Charley we're both good for a IL so
cato" And Lucy changed the subject.
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